The screen location information can be interrogated by selecting the following keys on your keyboard:

The ALT + SHIFT + I keyboard shortcut activates the Widget Inspector in the Guidewire user interface. This tool is essential for analysts and developers to inspect UI elements on the screen. It provides detailed information about the underlying Page Configuration Format (PCF) file, including its name, the specific widget's properties, and its location within the PCF hierarchy. This allows for quick identification and analysis of screen components without needing to search through the codebase manually.

A. ALT + CTRL + W: This is not a standard Guidewire shortcut for interrogating screen location information.

B. ALT + CTRL + I: This combination is not used for the Widget Inspector or a similar screen interrogation tool in Guidewire.

C. ALT + CTRL + T: This is not a recognized shortcut for Guidewire's UI inspection tools.

D. ALT + SHIFT + W: This shortcut is not assigned to the Widget Inspector or any related screen analysis function.

F. ALT + SHIFT + T: This shortcut is used to open the Guidewire Profiler, which is used for performance analysis, not for inspecting UI widget locations.

Guidewire Studio Guide, Version 10.x, Chapter: "Debugging Tools", Section: "Using the Widget Inspector". The documentation explicitly states that Alt+Shift+I is the keyboard shortcut to launch the Widget Inspector to view details of the current page's PCF file.

Guidewire Platform Documentation, "Getting Started with the Guidewire UI", Section: "Developer Tools and Shortcuts". This section lists common keyboard shortcuts for developers, including the one for the Widget Inspector.